What makes the electromagnetic radiation from 400 nm to 700 nm visible?

a. Those wavelengths have greater amplitude than other wavelengths.
b. Those are the only wavelengths that can travel through the air

c. Those are the only wavelengths that reflect off objects.
d. Our visual receptors are adapted to respond to those wavelengths.


d

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Which theorists supported instinct theory?

a. Walter Cannon and Philip Bard b. William Masters and Virginia Johnson c. Harry Harlow and Marvin Zuckerman d. Abraham Maslow and Darryl Bem e. Sigmund Freud and William James

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a. psychology and history b. analytical geometry and mechanical drawing c. geology and astronomy d. French and Spanish word pronunciations

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The strengthening of synaptic connections with repeated neuronal communication that results in more efficient information processing is known as:

A) flashbulb memory. B) long-term potentiation. C) transfer-appropriate processing. D) neural networks.

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